【gnet】: Support Windows platform and add several codecs for encoding/decoding TCP frames

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Github

https://github.com/panjf2000/gnet

Introduction

gnet is a high-performance(much better performance than the net package in Go), lightweight, non-blocking, event-driven networking framework written in pure Go, it supports Linux, freeBSD and Windows platforms now.
All features:

[x] High-performance event-loop under networking model of multiple threads/goroutines
[x] Built-in load balancing algorithm: Round-Robin
[x] Built-in goroutine pool powered by the library ants
[x] Built-in memory pool with bytes powered by the library pool
[x] Concise APIs
[x] Efficient memory usage: Ring-Buffer
[x] Supporting multiple protocols: TCP, UDP, and Unix Sockets
[x] Supporting two event-driven mechanisms: epoll on Linux and kqueue on FreeBSD
[x] Supporting asynchronous write operation
[x] Flexible ticker event
[x] SO_REUSEPORT socket option
[x] Built-in multiple codecs to encode/decode network frames into/from TCP stream: LineBasedFrameCodec, DelimiterBasedFrameCodec, FixedLengthFrameCodec and LengthFieldBasedFrameCodec, referencing netty codec, also supporting customized codecs
[x] Supporting Windows platform with ~~event-driven mechanism of IOCP~~ Go stdlib: net

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